Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-07-13

CAL, July 4th., lighted a giant powder
cartridgr while in his hand His arm
was amputated near the elbow.
The eleven year old son of S. c..
Hogan of Kansas, fell from a train
near Ash Fork, A. T., during the
night of July 3d., and has not yet been
found.
Several large wine dealers of Cali
fornia have already started CONNER
cial travellers with full lines of sam.
piles oyer the Mexican Central rail-
road.
Mrs. r. T. Kelley of Tres Pinos was
drowned by the capsizing OF a boat
near Santa Cruz, Cal, July 3.
Thomas Sweringer was killed by a
Deputy Sheriff near Flagstaff, Arizona
July the 4lh., while resisting arrest.
Narni Francisco, an Italian veget.
able gardener, committed suicide at
San Jose Saturday, by taking strych.
nine.
The warehouse and machine shop
of E. E. Crandall, of Los Angeles, val
ued at 100000, was burned by lncen-
diaries July A.
The Paris Theatre Commission has
resolved on requiring all scenery and
decorations TO be made incom bustible
within a month, the Prefecture of
Police afiixing its stamp on them. 1t
has also decided on requiring that an
iron drop shall be fixed in each theatre
in projecting masonry, so that when it
is lowered the stage may entirely cut
off from the auditorium.
Frank BATHS, a discharged insane
patient from the Stockton asylum,
committed suicide by shooting him
self through the head in a Sacramento
gun store July s.
A special from San Antonio, Texas,
says: 1t is rumored that the San Anto-
MO and Aranas Pass Railway has
been sold to the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe Company.
Mike Lynch, laborer, was thrown
to the ground with such violence by
a man named Barnum at Davlsville,
Cal, July 4th., that his skull was
fractured from which death resulted
soon after.
Yuma, Arizona, has sent to Los
Angeles ripe Black Hamburg, Muscat.
Flaming Tokay, Early Chasseas,
Black Morocco, Mission, Malacca,
Rose oil Peru and Blue Maloasia
grapes, this season.
Wrs. Mary L. Barr who is coming
into notice through her Scotch dialect
stories, began to write when she was
fifty.four. She lost her husband and
seven children, all within twenty.four
hours, from yellow fever, and found
herself with four little ones and with
only fifty cents in her pocket book
She went to New York and became
goyerness in the family ofone eff A. f.
Stewards partners. Her first tale was
written to crafty the wbim of her EN-.
ployer. 1t was promptly accepted by
publisher. and since then she has
gone on wriung with growing success.
Nahdizas, the Apache who was
found guilty of murder in the first
degree for killing Lieutenant Mott at
San Carlos on the 18th of last March
and sentenced to Imprisonment for
life has been sent To the military
prison at Chester Illinois.
Conductor Seeley was killed Friday
by the cars Mt Humboldt Wells. His
foot caught in switch frog and be-
fore he could extricate il the train ran
over him almost cutting him in two.
He resided at Terrace, On the Salt
Lake Division, and leaves wide W
and four children to mourn his un.
timely death.
On Thursday last Adam Stulfort an
old man employed by Il. Sadler as a
teamster was driving towards Eureka
from the Huntington Valley ranch
with load of 81 bales of hay and
several sacks of grain. When near
the mouth of Eureka Canyon the
wagon tipped over, and Stulfort, who
was on the "lazy board,' was thrown
off and buried under the entire load.
His shoulder was dislocated, but what
other injuries he received we did not
learn. There was no one else near by
at Inc time of the accident, and Mr..
Stulfort managed to get a jack knife
out of his pocket and cnt his way out
from under the load with it, He WIS